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Assessing DoD's Study Information Gap: Optimizing the Electronic Management of DoD-Related Studies

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Report to the Secretary of Defense, Assessing DoD’s Study Information Gap: Optimizing the Electronic Management of DoD-Related Studies. Report FY10-09. Recommendations for a Comprehensive Knowledge Management System for DoD Officials that Facilitate Information Retrieval and Analysis of all DoD-funded and DoD-related studies, April 2010.

  • “The number of and amount spent on studies each year within the Federal
    government, and DoD in particular, is enormous. The total dollars for federally funded studies in FY2009 was $3.3B not including $62B on research and development. Within OSD [Office of the Secretary of Defense], and only considering studies conducted by Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs), OSD spent $240 Million on 758 Custom Studies in FY2009.
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